Katchewanooka Herald (Lakefield, Ontario), 1855-1859
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- Publication date
- 1855
- Contributor
- Trent University Archives
- Language
- english-handwritten
- Volume
- 1 and 2, 1855-1859
- Item Size
- 328.1M
The Katchewanooka Herald is a handwritten newspaper created by agricultural students on Colonel Samuel Strickland's farm (the Agricultural College) during the mid-1800's. An article found in the February 15th, 1858 issue implies that the first volume covers the issues beginning April 14, 1856 and ending February 15, 1858. However, there are issues dated 1855. The words "Volume IInd" [Volume Two] are found in large script for the first time on the issue dated March 1st, 1858. This fonds consists of a number of issues of a handwritten newspaper, written weekly by agricultural students of Colonel Samuel Strickland of Lakefield, Canada West. The issues are scattered and topics covered include agriculture, local events, local gossip, and politics. Also included are four letters of George M. Douglas relating to the newspaper.
Cartoons related to this item can be found at: www.archive.org/details/katchewanookacar00agri
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- 1855
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